“Really love them, great shades and full face and feel comfortable- only reasons for 3 stars is durability. They are designed for sports but they dont hold up well with scratches to lens, etc.- You have to be REALLY careful with them which defeats the purpose of a $250 sport sunglasses.”
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“Got these as a replacement for my older pair of Wildcats after the right temple arm broke. I've had several pairs of Oakleys in the past for cycling, but they never fit my face as comfortably or filled up my field of view as well. These sunnies are 10/10. Light, comfy, wide enough to stop most summer bugs from flying into my eyes, great for winter riding too (though I'll swap them out for goggles when it gets too cold).”
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“Exactly what I was looking for. These sunglasses provide great protection. They don’t fog. The purple lens is a great balance going from sun to shade. They don’t interfere with my Giro helmet. Highly recommend.”
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“Good glasses. I have a short forehead, so the glasses feel slightly smushed onto my nose. Not a terrible inconvenience, though. I’ve worn them with hats and a Poc bike helmet and they fit well with both. I got the white frame with black lens and the black lens is definitely too dark for everyday use. I would’ve opted for the purple mirror lens (which I have in other glasses) for everyday use, but I needed the dark lens for glacier use. They stay secure on your face, and better yet, secure in my bike helmet when I take them off. That’s thanks to the rubber on the arms. The biggest downside is the difficulty in changing lenses. I’m not sure how it compares with other models/brands, but getting everything to fit just right is a hassle. Definitely not a quick switch. I wish Smith had a make-your-own-sunglasses feature where you could pick your lens and frame color to be totally satisfied. Overall, pretty satisfied with these glasses. Will probably add the purple spare lens to the collection for more practical use.”